Sentence examples for days of trouble from inspiring English sources

Within two days of trouble flaring, Saunders says, it was clear the Crown Prosecution Service would need to play its part in restoring order to the streets.

England fans were involved in three days of trouble in the buildup to Saturday's 1-1 drawithth Russia and supporters from both sides clashed before kick-off in Marseille's old port area.

"Forgo your anger for a moment and save yourself a hundred days of trouble".

Correspondingly, CON fulfilled the following criteria: (1) pain or discomfort for less than 8 days during the last year in the neck/shoulder region and (2) no more than three body regions with more than 30 days of trouble, and negative replies were requested regarding question (3) to (5) and no tenderness or tightness of the trapezius muscle.

Psalm 50 15 "And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me".

Tranquil under Vogue's throw, however, warm, and breathing easily, she can lie in a state of escapist bliss... Suggests captains of industry do the same in these days of labor trouble.

Paramilitary vigilante-style attacks – a throwback to the worst days of the Troubles – are not confined, however, to loyalist areas.

Many of those who left had willingly accepted pay cuts and freezes during the days of financial troubles six years ago.

It all had a familiar feel from my time in Northern Ireland as the Times correspondent in the final days of the Troubles.

A litany of these illustrates that these were some of the darkest days of the troubles: the Brighton bombing, the Enniskillen attack, Loughgall, the machine-gunning of Catholic bars by loyalists, the Gibraltar shootings – the list today seems interminable.

But it seems that nobody wants to return to the bad old days of the "Troubles" and the "politics of the last atrocity," with the habit of mutual recrimination.